The Midnight Film Review
The Midnight Film Review is the official movie podcast of the Kult of Pop. Brian and Drew provide in-depth reviews and breakdowns of all your favorite films new and old. If you enjoy our film reviews please let us know by dropping a 5-star review and email the podcast at [email protected]. Please remember to check out Kultofpop.com for all of our other podcasts.Consider joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kultofpop kultofpop.com

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